Sentence examples for a fictional one of from inspiring English sources

Kevin and Perry Go Large is another example, albeit a fictional one, of an on screen Ibiza typified by excess and moronic hedonism.

She accepts a) but questions the claim that the role of mathematics in such explanations commits us to the real existence (as opposed to a fictional one) of the posits.

I'm attracted to images that have a blurry distinction between the illustration of a specific place and the idea of a fictional one.

Not a real one, of course, but a fictional one: Ms. Wesley is a novelist.

Even if she's a fictional one, that's the kind of politician to get behind.

Describing a real mother's creation of a fictional one, she declares: "Molly learned everything from me.

Over the centuries, authors have scribed many, many texts on the topic--and I've read a few, but I've never heard of a fictional one.

The "Mac" or pretense here is a fictional one, a massive and looming threat of straight men putting on dresses to peek at women in restrooms.

And then there is Shandling, the comedian who never hosted a talk show of his own but instead created, with "The Larry Sanders Show," from 1992 to 1998, a fictional one that punctured the cultural mythology of late night, as well as reimagined what a sitcom might be.

But in the drama, that divide is subsumed into the science fictional one of human v host.] Maeve wakes from her bad dream to find herself under the knife.

For a movie that depends on soulful proximity to actresses (the fictional ones of the story and the real-life ones in the roles), Assayas doesn't create a single revelatory closeup.